Short stay & hotel
Nightly lets in the same building
Plenty of buildings run both: long leases on some floors, short stays on others. Running them in two systems means the same unit is available in one and occupied in the other.
What it does
Units can be let by the night alongside units let by the month, in the same building record. Availability is genuine because both kinds of occupancy are visible to each other, and a guest folio settles like any other bill.
- Nightly availability that respects long-term tenancies
- Bookings, check-in and check-out
- Guest folios with charges and settlement
- Rates that vary by night
- Housekeeping status per unit
- Available as an optional module — switched on only if you need it
Why it matters
One source of availability
A unit cannot be free for a guest and occupied by a tenant at the same time, because both live in one record.
Not a separate product
The same buildings, the same units, the same staff. Short stay is a way of letting, not a second system.
Off unless you need it
If you do not run short stays, the module stays off and never clutters a screen.
Questions
Can one building do both?
Yes. That is exactly the case it was built for — nightly and monthly letting side by side.
How does a guest bill differ from a resident bill?
A guest settles a folio at the end of a stay rather than carrying a running account, which is the practical difference between a guest and a resident.
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